Do you like to make love notes?

Mimeograph Monday· Mimeograph Monday With a Twist!· Stampin' Blends· Tutorials/Tips

6 Sep

A photograph of a handstamped love note of a cardigan sweater with a birthday pun.

I love my Mimeograph Monday With a Twist! series and this weeks was so fun. I made the cute little love note birthday cards from the mini catalog on page 66. Above is my catalog version. I think these would be great to keep a stash of them in your purse or car and hand out to someone that needs a pick me up.

A picture of a hand stamped love note with a red and green sweater with a funny pun on it.

This one is my twist version. adding a little more color. I love stamping that Christmas Scottie plaid stamp behind, you could also use the Knit Together background stamp as well

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Please check out this week’s Mimeograph Monday With a Twist! video and see how easy it is to make these cute little cards.

Which is your favorite? I love seeing everyone’s non official vote each week.

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